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The sequel to the Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit, here’s a first look at the Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit 2. The shoe has not been officially unveiled yet, but the versions on top are said to be sample colorways.

The construction of the Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit 2 consists of a Flyknit upper and a Nike Free midsole sitting on top of a tri-star pattern on the outsole. Changes on this second version of the Nike Free RN Motion Flyknit include replacing the woven Flywire cables with a new cross-strap system. Another new feature on the shoe incudes the sock-like ankle collar which blends in nicely with today’s fashion. Get a good look at both colorways above and make sure you stay locked in as more info on this new model begins to surface.

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What was once a one-day celebration has been transformed into a month-long celebration this year as Nike is pulling out all the stops for Air Max Day 2017.

And as you may already know, the party isn’t only taking place in the states, but all over the world. A special Nike Air Max bus that looks like a retro Nike Air Max shoe box is currently making its rounds in Toronto, Canada. The bus is essentially a museum on wheels as it houses 30 of the most iconic Air Max 1 releases in honor of the shoes’ 30th anniversary.

If you happen to be in the Toronto area the next couple of weeks then you may want to check out the Air Max Bus for yourself. Checked out the scheduled stops in the graphic above.

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The Air Max Day festivities got underway earlier this month when Nike brought us the debut of the Air Max 90 Ultra 2.0 Flyknit. If you still haven’t picked up a pair then don’t sleep on this multicolor offering.

Currently one of the most popular and embraced colorways by sneakerheads, this Air Max 90 features a multicolor Flyknit upper with contrasting black accents on the tongue, laces, eyestay, heel tab, ankle, mudguard, and Swoosh logo on the side panels. Down below is a white Ultra sole unit and a black/white/volt outsole. Pick up this colorful and lightweight Air Max 90 at select retailers now for $160.

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After a couple of different looks at the Riccardo Tisci x Nike Air Max 97 Mid, we now bring you detailed images of the shoe along with solid release information.

This latest collaboration between Riccardo Tisci and Nike puts the Air Max 97 at the forefront as the retro runner has been transformed into a mid top lifestyle/fashion offering. The shoe features a premium black leather and hairy suede upper with gold accents on the tongue and side panel branding, as well as on the aglets. Other details include ?Nike x RT? branding on the tongue and ankle, and a white rubber air cushion midsole.

Look for the Riccardo Tisci x Nike Air Max 97 Mid to release on March 17th in Rome, March 24th in Asia , and March 26th (Air Max Day) in Europe and the U.S. Retail will be $200.

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What was once a one-day celebration has been transformed into a month-long celebration this year as Nike is pulling out all the stops for Air Max Day 2017.

And as you may already know, the party isn’t only taking place in the states, but all over the world. A special Nike Air Max bus that looks like a retro Nike Air Max shoe box is currently making its rounds in Toronto, Canada. The bus is essentially a museum on wheels as it houses 30 of the most iconic Air Max 1 releases in honor of the shoes’ 30th anniversary.

If you happen to be in the Toronto area the next couple of weeks then you may want to check out the Air Max Bus for yourself. Checked out the scheduled stops in the graphic above.

h/t: SN

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Nike’s treatment of Foamposites over the years has been interesting to say the least. The shoe made famous by the uni-body foam upper is now being wrapped with more conventional “sneaker” materials like suede, leather, and now wool. This first look at an upcoming Foamposite Pro release reveals a fleece wool upper in a classic grey, but the remainder of the shoe’s construction remains the same (synthetic suede collar, translucent sole, carbon fiber midfoot). Your thoughts on the newest iteration of Foamposite? Would you prefer Nike stay true to the original materials, or would you open to, say, a Flyknit Foamposite?

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Air Maxes have been the subject of collaborations on a regular basis over the course of its 30-year existence. While most of these partnerships end up in changes in colors and materials, NikeLab upped the ante by giving three individuals full reins on three distinct Air Max entities – the Air Max 1, the Air Max 97, and the soon-to-release Vapormax shoes.

Partnering with Marc Newson, Riccardo Tisci, and Arthur Huang – three leaders in their respective fields – NikeLab presents the Vision-AIRS collection, showcasing the breakthrough Air technology through the lens of these pioneers of design. See the three designs below and stay tuned for a live look at these creations later tonight on our Facebook page. Release info to be revealed soon.

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The Nike Air Max Zero Breeze, an update to the classic silhouette, is treated in a versatile trooper theme, which is similar to this recently featured Air Max 90 Ultra Breeze.

As suggested, the sneaker’s profile is comprised of cargo khaki-colored breathable mesh that offers superb ventilation throughout, while slightly translucent black TPU overlays reinforce the structure, as well as complementing the earthy colorway. Tonal olive accents are utilized for its respective branding throughout, as it’s all topped off with a summit white full-length rubber sole unit.

You can purchase this pair at select Nike retailers overseas first, while a stateside release is imminent.

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The Nike Air Max Plus Slip, a new variation inspired from the classic Air Max Plus silhouette, is introduced in one of its inaugural colorways — midnight navy.

Defined by a sleek molded upper bearing a grooved pattern throughout, the sneaker’s modernized design bears a new slip-on bootie construction that offers a sock-like fit, as well as durable comfort.

Finishing touches include a TN logo on the tongue that further connects the shoe to its ?90s origins, a tonal TPU toe cap for reinforcement, metallic silver heel counter and a full-length tuned air sole unit.

Retailing for $180, you can buy this women’s pair at select Nike retailers starting today, March 13.

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Fans of the Nike Huarache series know just how far its influence spans. From the original running models to the hardwood, the Huarache logo has signified smart, head-turning design, with lightweight materials and helping redefine performance in a number of categories. Now the Swoosh is revamping the Tinker Hatfield-helmed silhouette series once again, this time by giving the Nike Air Flight Huarache, a model famously championed by the Michigan Wolverines’ Fab 5 in the early 90s, a completely overhauled lacing system, and midsole/outsole combination. The outsole traction pattern closely resembles the Nike Zoom Rev ’17 while updated Jacquard knit toecaps match the traditional neoprene rather well. What do you think of this latest Huarache model? Check out more photos below and stay tuned for a release date later this spring.

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The Nike Air Presto continues to evolve since its introduction in the early 2000s, as the classic silhouette is now enhanced with a premium makeover.

While it stays true to its original design ethos, the low-top is configured with a stretch leather upper, which strays from the traditional mesh build. Dipped in paramount blue, the model is reinforced with its signature TPU lacing cage system and toe cap, while it’s all adhered atop a matching full-length rubber sole unit.

You can find this standout monochromatic women’s pair at select Nike retailers now for a price tag of $130.

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Nike’s Air Max bus was spotted roaming the streets of Toronto, so if you’re in and around the Canadian metropolis at all next week, you might want to check out the schedule to be treated toward a moving museum featuring the history of visible air.

The customized mega-bus features an exterior reminiscent of the earliest Air Max boxes, but it’s all about what’s waiting for you on the inside that’s truly special. The Air Max Day bus features 30 of the most iconic Nike Air Max 1 releases in honor of the silhouette’s 30th anniversary. An exclusive vending machine game will also offer visitor’s a chance to win entrance into the upcoming Sneakeasy party on Air Max Day, March 26th where Nike will include a chance to win one of the 30 Air Max 1 grails and pay the original retail price for them. The future of visible air will also be on display with multiple looks at the coming Nike VaporMax.

Check out the full schedule of Nike’s Air Max Bus throughout its stay in Toronto below and head over to our Release Dates page for an updated look at all of the coming Air Max Day releases later this month.

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Shhhh, don’t tell anybody, but sneakerheads are getting away with highway robbery every time they cop a pair of the Nike PG 1. Paul George’s signature shoe debut has welcomed with open arms in the sneaker community from both the hardcore and casual set. And the timing couldn’t be better for the category as it has been a struggle as of late to find that next big thing.

Plenty of people still buy signature shoe basketball shoes to be sure. Walk around any mall and go to any school or park and you’ll find lots of pairs of the latest Kobes, LeBrons, KDs, Lillard, and Currys. But what you probably don’t realize is that most of those kicks were bought on the day that they dropped, but rather when they hit clearance racks or outlet stores. Why pay full price for something like the Nike Kobe 11 Master Of Innovation at launch when you can buy it right now for $99? The Under Armour Curry 3 just hasn’t been the runaway success that Steph’s first two signatures were so finding the once hard-to-cop Dub Nations are as easy as a step back three-pointer (by Steph, you probably still suck at shooting). Even something that came with a lot of pre-release hype like the Nike LeBron 14 BHM is still available now.  The Nike Kyrie 3 and adidas Harden Vol. 1 have been exciting the base to be sure, but it’s still nowhere near the madness of 2010 to 2012 levels. Enter the Nike PG 1…

Like the Kyrie 3, what the PG 1 lacks in bells and whistles and gimmicks is quickly alleviated by it’s versatility and price. For example, try wearing a pair of KD 9s or LeBron 14s outside of the basketball court. In this day and age when the shoes have to compliment the rest of the outfit in a way that has never been more important, it’s a lot easier to rock the PG 1 Shining with some nice jeans or joggers than the Kobe AD. The Nike PG 1 Ferocity continues that trend with a solid navy blue and white colorway with hints of Pacers yellow for those who are fans of the franchise (like the other Juan).

Things are looking bright for the PG 1. The Shining colorway is sold out and the Ferocity might soon be gone as the weeks go by, so yeah, it’s not Nike Zoom KD 4 levels of crazy where even generic team bank drops were selling out, but that era was such a unique confluence of so many circumstances that it’ll be hard to replicate that place in history again. What the PG 1 can be in this new age though, is the people’s signature shoe. At $110, you’re looking at impulse buy territory for even the casual fan that might not be too familiar with George but are looking for a release that’s new (not in clearance), fresh (PG 1 is as fresh as it gets), and signature (the name attached can still matter). For what the Nike PG 1 can be for Nike, a potential savior that reinvigorates their whole basketball lineup, you get a lot for that $110. Let’s just hope PG isn’t getting on a mic anytime soon and declaring that his shoe should cost more. Everybody likes it just the way it is right now.

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While the Air Presto, Air Max 90 and Air Huarache have been rendered in Breeze iterations, the next popular silhouette to receive the distinctive makeover is the new Nike Roshe Two.

Overall, the sneaker’s upper construction consists of breathable mesh that offers both flexibility and a lightweight feel, while premium detailing is evident with a suede overlay that’s utilized for its lacing cage apparatus, which also bears the signature Swooshes embossed.

Rendered in a vibrant hue of lemon chiffon across its entirety and upper portion of the midsole unit, a white outsole caps off the eye-catching profile.

You can purchase this standout pair at select Nike retailers overseas now, while a stateside release is imminent.

Images: Titolo

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Above you will get a first look at both the high and low top versions of the upcoming Nike Hyperdunk 2017. Not much tech info of the shoe is currently available, but by the looks of things it appears as if Nike opted to give the model a fairly simple look and design. Above you will find that both pairs come with an engineered woven jacquard upper, while the sole comes equipped with a new Lunar cushioning system said to be lighter and softer than previous creations. Although the new Lunar cushioning is lighter and softer, Nike states that the impact protection has improved, while also providing more energy return. The outsole also comes with a pressure-mapped pattern resulting in improved multi-directional traction.

Both versions of the Nike Hyperdunk 2017 will be releasing on August for the retail price of $140 for the Highs and $130 for the lows.

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